June 23 and June 4, 1992, at Cell 63 featured a unique double flyer that is a stylistic departure from Nathan’s typical flyers, making it more likely to have been designed by Mark Rodgers or Dawn of Unfucked/Function. The flyer was made to be cut in half after being copied, with each half distributed separately to promote two upcoming events.

On June 23, Cell 63 hosted a show with Treacherous JayWalkers, Downcast (Goleta, California), Libido Boyz (Mankato, Minnesota), and Drippy Drawers (Northern California). On June 4, the lineup included Neutral Nation (Rhode Island), Inject, Floodgate (Santa Cruz, California), and Flysex, bringing in punks from outside the San Fernando Valley. The flyer even included directions from Los Angeles, exemplifying the way Cell 63 was drawing crowds from outside the immediate area, further cementing its status as a key hub for the Southern California punk scene. 

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Treacherous Jaywalkers were an influential punk band active from 1984 to 1992, known for their high-energy performances and gritty, hardcore sound. They were part of the vibrant underground punk scene and made a significant impact in the late 80s and early 90s. The band is notable for having played with major acts such as Nirvana in Washington (1988) and NOFX in Brentwood (1988), cementing their place in the alternative rock community. In 1988, Treacherous Jaywalkers released three albums on the prestigious independent label SST Records, a label responsible for shaping the punk and alternative music scenes with releases from iconic bands like Black Flag, Descendents, Sonic Youth, and Bad Brains. The band’s releases on SST helped to solidify their reputation in the hardcore punk scene, contributing to the label’s legacy of producing boundary-pushing and influential music